Kissinger Named to Lead Central America Policy Panel
President Reagan appoints former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger to head a bipartisan commission on long term policy for Central America. The panel must report by December 1, while Reagan maintains aid to El Salvador at 362 million this year. The move draws mixed reactions from lawmakers and insiders.
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Kissinger
Central America
Gazette Wire Services
Hollywood
Fla
Reagan
Henry Kissinger
House
Senate
America
el Salvador
Jesse Helms
N.C
Rep
Clarence Long
D-Md
House Appropriations Subcommittee On Foreign Operations
Commission
Violence erupts after lockout at FDL plant
About 200 FDL Co. workers protested outside the Dubuque plant after a lockout of 1,100 production workers. Rocks were thrown and a guard-house window broken as union picketers and company staff clashed while the NLRB rule on the engineers’ strike fuels the dispute.
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National Labor Relations Board
Mel Maas
NLRB
Language as a Gatekeeper in Public Discourse
A compact reflection notes how speech risks loosening control when power or censorship shifts. The aphorism cautions that words can loosen the mind’s restraints, suggesting the tongue as a fragile anchor in conversations and rights.
IE defends reliability and economy of Palo plant
Iowa Electric Light and Power official Sam Tuthill defended the Duane Arnold Energy Center near Palo as reliable and cheaper to operate with fewer environmental impacts. He spoke during an Iowa Commerce Commission hearing on a proposed 44.19 million rate increase, noting the plant provides 49 percent of IE energy but only 27 percent of generating costs.
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Judy Daubenmier
Des Moines Bureau
Des Moines
Iowa Electric Light and Power Co
Iowa Commerce Commission
Sam Tuthill
Duane Arnold Energy Center
Tuthill
Paul Franzenburg
Palo
Franzenburg
Iowa leaders defer money deficit verdict on tax results
Iowa lawmakers weigh a $75.2 million deficit for the 1984 fiscal year as Treasury officials anticipate a 2.4 percent rise in tax receipts. Governor Branstad monitors revenues, with some urging a possible special session if shortfall persists.
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Judy Daubenmier
Azette
Des Moines Bureau
DES Moines
Iowa
Treasury
Dennis Prouty
Legislative Fiscal Bureau
Prouty
Branstad
Senate
Lowell Jenkins
Junkins
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R-Md
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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FDL
United Food and Commercial Workers Union
FDL Foods
Dubuque
Farris
May
Roland Krekeler
Newton
Bruce Farris
Jacalyn May
Miss May
Rosemarie Glandon
Cedar Rapids
Jasper County
Michael Rohn
Glandon
Rohn
Grandon
Louise Franks
Franks
Marion
U.s.world Farm
Terry Branstad
William Krahl
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